Sentence examples for much time given from inspiring English sources

But not that much time, given the presidential campaigning that will intensify next fall.

And with new characters constantly arriving and disappearing, and too much time given to tangential moments like Diaz's attention-grabbing sex scene atop a car windshield, it takes constant work to know where the story is going – work that this fairly rote and bloody saga doesn't ever earn.

(A bit too much time, given the film's generous 134-minute length).

They complained about how little time they had been given to discuss matters of importance to them in either primary or secondary care sectors: P There's not much time given to you.

President Jacob Zuma of South Africa kindly attended the congress, spending much time giving and hearing speeches.

Politicians in Italy seem to spend so much time giving interviews, they don't have time to make the laws".

And at the end she awkwardly distributed flowers to the audience, spending too much time giving them out one by one, then hurling them in bunches.

Although Rushbrook spent much time giving evidence in courtrooms up to the age of 90, he also took up first-hand the task of training ships' crews and advising them how best to deal with serious live shipboard fires.

Mr. Hughes spends way too much time giving us blow-by-blow accounts of his trips to Spain and Italy, and way too much time recounting intramural debates within Sydney's tiny art world, but his portraits of people he knew in his youth often display the bravura touch that has distinguished his best journalism.

Although Mr. Schiff spends almost as much time giving away money as in making it, his international banking firm, Kuhn, Loeb & Co., has been so extraordinately successful that his wealth is believed to be not far short of $50,000,000.

Sepinwall felt that parts of the episode fell flat because it spent "so much time giving Will Ferrell stuff to do".